parmy2balmey
stay moderated
reckon calling him a ruckman is selling him short and belittling nankervis at the same time
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Very little I imagine given he never actually jumped/banged /crashed at stoppages, just merely stood there and became another onballer....I wonder what impact playing the ruck the past couple of years had on his body and if it cut his time short a little bit? Maybe not, but still it's a pretty tough thing to do.
This is really a blessing though with the way our list is posed at the moment, perfect retirement timing Grigg, big respect for not dragging it on
I dunno, he did jump a few times at centre clearances. I've played undersized in the ruck a few times, even if you don't jump it's a tough day at the office.Very little I imagine given he never actually jumped/banged /crashed at stoppages, just merely stood there and became another onballer....
Great for us it worked, but I don't think the physical toll of a ruckman applied to Griggs
I'll put my hand up, I was spewing at the time. I loved Collins, brave little *er. The day he got knocked senseless against the Swans but got up and dragged us over the line. Thought he was a ripper. Blues managed to turn him into a spud.Andrew Collins... Lol
Remember when lolton thought they won that trade
Also premiership countPremiership count
Grigg: 1
Buckley: 0
Single handedly changed the ruckman landscape. Like Polly Farmer, Grigg was instrumental in making ruckwork what it is today
Didn't they change em after the dogs third man ups in 16?Made the AFL change the ruck rules. Lol.